Jess Glynne

Jess Glynne, born Jessica Hannah Glynne, is an English singer-songwriter who emerged in the UK pop and dance-pop scene in the early 2010s, first gaining wide attention through guest vocals on dance tracks before launching her own solo career. She built a reputation for a powerful, soulful voice that blends pop, R&B and electronic dance influences, giving her music both club-ready energy and emotional depth.

Her debut album, «I Cry When I Laugh», released in 2015, produced a string of UK number-one singles, including «Hold My Hand», «Ain’t Got Far to Go» and «Take Me Home», and helped establish her as one of the most commercially successful British female artists of the decade. She also found success through collaborations, notably «These Days» with Rudimental, Macklemore and Dan Caplen, which topped the UK charts.

Glynne followed her breakthrough with singles like «I’ll Be There» and «All I Am», and released her second studio album, «Always in Between», in 2018. Across her career she has held the record for the most UK number-one singles by a female artist, cementing her place as a defining voice in 2010s British pop.